Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-29

50 at once We hope tn Issze the
edition by the first pruzino.
0ur Marvellous ssrsWfh-
lis not strange that there should
be exhibited feeling of ie:alOusE OF
the marvellous growth OF thus part 0f
the State by sections that have re-
manned stationary whilst we have
been advancing Yet sslEh ie;ilnIIEE,,
d the su ubIect be fairly analyzed-, will
be found 10 be altngether unwarr-al1-
ed What our less fortunate nesgii-
bors take satisfaction In farming a
ssbO0m-- conveying the ntea
that our prosperity IS only ephernes,al
If dispassionately scrsIf1nizeti-, Will
be founi TO be the legitimate result
of climatic and physical cundI1nnss,
some of which are peculiar ia CUR ln-
czIIfy and some OF whirh are common
to nearly the whole State To- the
extent that these conditions are pesiI--
liar to Southern CalifDrria, this part
OF the State Will continue IN have an
advantage In at1rzcayenesE IN East
ern hOme-seekers over other parts.
On the other hand the eonsiiflnns
tkat are common to both sections of
the Stzte-sucil As fertility on suil and
\ climate temperate, heaattl-zsuEinss
and enjoyahle compared with that ar
the rigorous tzznsmOnTanes silras-
will In due time insure tn Northern
California IN immigration fnonn the
East that will reconcile that s--etiun
to .he prosperity which Southern
California n0w enjoys When the
stream begins 10 fDw IN upan 0ur
northern neighbOrs tnsy will be. rlnnes
accurate In their choice Of terms, amt
instead OF Calling their awakened acf-
ixiry n .-bOom they viii very property
term IL q legitimate era of prosperity,
based up0n the natural conIlitnns af
zdvanfage their section e1Iuys ozer
th0se Gf the Atlantic States. They
viii then become more Liberal Ii their
criticisms upon their Southern nf.sgii-
berS- and viii agree with Us that there
u pepulatiSn enough reaEiy IN leave
the old States and come 10 tiiIs cuassr
10 I'll al the valleys OF Califnruin
In their better frame OF mimi. canss-
quent on the new industries aziIt new
activities which viii aris-. fI'um the
fresh InfusI0n of Eastern enerrv amt
capital they viii I'VE Los Ans.=siHss
the credit fir having been the szIr-
cessfuI pioneer IN InauglIratlug the.
new era Of prosperity They will
admit that the people on this Gifrv
knew LONG ago the. vaarIe af their
peerless climate and sell. amt tiiss
matchHess attractions tiisir IneaIitrv
held out II Eastern peupIes desiring
beautiful homes easily acquired. amt
who with per.isfeucy, met1lDd ami en-
terprise kept those at1ractinns beifIne
the people of the East unfll at last
their fa5fh and their effnr-s wene mllg=
nItieently rewarded Our peGple III
doing this showed ID tine peapie IN
other parts of the SSate how IL Was tu
be dome Their wonderful ssIrcesH
Izid the groundwork fnr 4 similar szlr-
cess elsewhere. From Los AngalE.s
the spirit OF progress spneRl intu
adjoining counties. until NOW there II
not \ county In Southern Calf-
foKnIa that Is not tI-ying IA
emuIare the lesson ta1Igiin by
Ms. and which Is NOT iefiing mnne On
less sensibEv the go0d effi.ats OF tie
everfi0s from the vast EaszErru popu-
Iafiun attracted tn tins painu bE
persistent advertising OF 0IIr unaE,-
pruzchAnle advantages As We haEe
benefited the vhnIe State by 0Ir
course, We look furwarI 10 the time
when the whole State viii neru.rliza
that benefit, and be gratsilII nI-
stead of guerulnus. The wunderiiIi
prosperity We NOW enjoy IL In nn
sense s1bOom" We had n bnum''
In IS75- 1t was ephemsnal then
simply because. IL WIS confined III
ourselves and the pe0pleOf TINS -isItE.-.-
There was M Infusion or new eauifsII
and new life fr0m tie East tN rive II
solidiry and stability To- be siInes,,
Ne had all the natural advantages
then ne have ROW. But We lacked
the new people ard the infnw af new
capital which always comes with
American Lmmi-Tat5nns. Thenefans,,
the FIRST contrary EIliff CT misfortune
that struck CUR widespread sailss IN
1Ss5s capsized the craft tElaG WIS
afiOzt without the fe,luisits aznnuur af
ballast But HOW CUR sails ara sure.ut
snd our craft is we'll hazIaafasl. HrI
would be irnpossible t0l cnnceIEs af a
gale sufficiently sxsepIng IN ifH